Mr. Lewenza and Mr. Stanford, I'm very grateful, and we're all very grateful, you've taken the time to come up here. We know how busy you've been. You're probably far more tired than any one of us, and we know you have to leave here to continue other negotiations.
Having said that, you've raised some really interesting points in your comments. I want a broader question and then I'll dig down into some more specific questions. We want to preserve jobs in Canada. We already know that to do that we have to preserve our 20% of the footprint through mutual negotiations, that kind of thing. But as a committee, we also need to know that before money is invested, essentially, or loaned to General Motors and Chrysler, Canadians know it's a good investment and that jobs will indeed be protected. To do that, we have to be satisfied that it's going to do more than just keep the lights on for the next six months.
Can either or both of you discuss with us where you see the industry in five to 10 years from now? Will it be sustainable, will it be viable, and how do we get there?